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Your bleeding heart.

She say she no want u, leave her na. Life is all about choice and she made hers and its so unfortunate u are not in the picture.

Its just another B.S day. I mean if it is so special why don't i just relax at home tomorrow and forget about work?

I don see am na oya sleep.

I care about me alot so am dedicating "all by myself" to me and others like me.

[quote author=Orpelin]Hillary Clinton: A long journey
By Kim Ghattas BBC State Department Correspondent.

Over the decades, Hillary Clinton has gone from student
activist to globetrotting stateswoman. On her last day as US
secretary of state, has her journey ended or is there more to
come?
She's been on the world stage since Bill Clinton became the
"comeback kid" and she became first lady in 1992.
Americans have named her the most admired woman in the world 17 years in a row in a Gallup poll.
After travelling almost a million miles around the globe, she
leaves her job as secretary of state with close to 70% approval ratings - higher than any outgoing secretary of state measured since 1948, with the exception of Colin Powell.
President Barack Obama has described her as one of the country's finest secretaries of state.
Although many have always admired her, she has had many
detractors and her approval ratings have occasionally plummeted over the course of her career.
Clinton, the first lady, was seen by her conservative opponents as uncompromising, confrontational and deeply polarising. They hated her and everything she stood for, and she hated them back, calling them a vast right-wing conspiracy.
"As first lady she was unapologetically political," says Jason
Horowitz, a Washington Post reporter who covered Clinton's 2008 campaign for the Democratic nomination.
She was the first wife of an American president since Eleanor
Roosevelt who played a prominent role in policy-making. She had her own office in the West Wing, a degree and a career, and critics accused her of trying to be co-president. Her efforts at healthcare reform faced a groundswell of opposition and failed.
When she decided to run for president, "a lot of people thought she did not stand for what America was supposed to stand for", says Horowitz.
"But I don't think there was one underlying thing all those people felt about her. There are these empty vessels that people pour into. She's one of those people that people project on to."

K.

Oi ye dead and gone away.

Ymodulus: there is no such tin as karma. and people dont pay for their sins

Pray so that nemesis will never catch up with you for ya sins.

pc guru: Sorry bro you need to move on, also as for the poster above, there's no such thing as Karma the universe is indifferent, how many people suffer for their sins ?

Dude, you don't know that. Everyone pays for their sins one way or the other, its nature's law.
Op, sorry o! But thats what you get when you give a girl 50% trust.

Different strokes for different folks.

If it is that bloody gangster pastor wearing blinks, yes. Won't be surprised if he carries a gun with him.

Where is the fun in all this? NEXT.

S t u p i d t h r e a d.

Thats because their leaders are bad news and you wouldn't want bad news to continue it existence.

As if i believed them before....the day i watch the movie 2012, i just dey laff.

rukayatd: Y r people blamin kim for d divorce ?if u had watched d show u wuld ave seen dat kris was d selfish one .he wasnt willin to compromise nd d'u even knw wat kim went thru durin d divorce?jus t stop

Marriage is for better for worse. She knew that line when she took that step and said the words "i do". If am to say, she's just a Ho.

Na dis kind tin dey cos trouble.....oya OP, how u take know? Who tell u? U don ask me i no answer u well?

And una revolt for this kind country? Na death warrant some people dey find.